12 bombshells from Harry's ITV and CBS interviews - attack on Kate and weird beard row

Prince Harry took aim at his older brother, sister-in-law and mother-in-law in his early promotional interviews for his upcoming memoir, Spare, making another round of allegations about his life in the royal family.

In the UK, the King's youngest son sat down with ITV's Tom Bradby, whom he has known for many years, to discuss some of the main lines of the book - details of which have been leaked after the book accidentally went on sale early last week.

Meanwhile, in the US, the Duke spoke to Anderson Cooper for CBS's flagship show 60 Minutes in an interview that aired just hours after ITV's.

To add context to some of his claims, Harry admits that Prince William and Princess Kate never got along with Meghan Markle, accusing them of "stereotyping" her. He also denies accusing the Royal Family of racism during his interview with Oprah Winfrey and said he faced a "horrendous reaction" from his family to the Queen's death.

The 90 Minute ITV Interview and The 60 Minute American Cat (minus the adverts) were the first of four that Harry recorded before the book was launched. These are the main points of Harry's interviews with Bradby and Cooper.

Prince Harry gave a 90-minute interview to ITV (

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ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Harry denies calling royal family racist in Oprah interview

One of the most sensational claims in Harry's interview was when he denied calling the Royal Family racist after telling the world that a member of the Royal Family had questioned the color skin of her unborn son.

Harry and his wife Meghan sent shockwaves through the British monarchy when they expressed their disgust at "concerns and talk about how dark his skin was when he was born".

The Royal Family had to defend serious allegations of racism after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's revealing interview with US chat show queen Oprah Winfrey in March 2021.

Harry was asked about some of the shocking claims made in his interview with Oprah Winfrey...